The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1842, Page 3

Increase ov EsuGratiny.—Arrived at (Quebec Jon the face to produce to the beaver one dollar.— this year, 16,292 emigrants—last year, 13,500—in- crease s0 far, 2,783. What does this indicat? Srrwes or Civiuization.—The Legislature of Pennsylvania have abolished imprisonment for debt. Gaur on Laxe Micittaax.—We learn from Mr. Adams, of the Mlinois, which left Chicago on Thursday last, that afurious gale'prevailed upon Lake Michigan on Friday last, from which itis feared much damage has been sus tained. The Ilino’s rode out the gale injeafety at Mil- waukie, but a gentleman who crossed the peninsula from Chicago, and took the Ilinois at Detroit, says the new brig Richmond, Dorchester, master, and schr. Indiana, Capt. Dorr, went ashore somewhere between Michigan sity and the former port. Both of these vessels have full cargoes of grain, and consigned here, we believe. teamer Chesapeake was near Chicago when over- the gale, and encountered the worst of it. On entering that port she ran foul of the pier, carrying away her wheel house and injuring her wheels somewhat, but finally got in, fe These are the only items we are able to gather. The next boat will probably bring us particulars.— Buffulo Com, Adv. June 15. Lano O1.—Caaxer im THe Or Travr.—This is anew item in the domestic manufactures of the west.” feel cinna’i there are now in operation Ww! consume daily from 12te 20 barrels of lard. The oil hi already attained a high degree of excellence and populari- ty, and is not only used extensively there, but it is shipped tothe cast every week, thus completely changing the course of the oil trade. It is used for machir.ery on the Little Miami railroad, in all the city works, at the Hospi- tal and Asylum, in several of the churches, and in nume- rous stores and dwellings. Stave Kinuine ix Mosice.—Lieut, Smoot of the reve nue service, killed aslave of Mr. Shackelford, at Mobile, on the 9th inst., by shooting him in the back of the neck. ‘The slave, who was a desperate villain, attempted to rob the Lioutenant the evening before, while riding into town, but did not succeed, and was subsequently appre- hended and placed in confinement. It was in attempting to escape that he was shot, on being told to stop by Lieut. Smoot, and giving an insoicnt reply. Friar. tx Nonwicn.—We learn that the large cotton fac- tory of the Thames Manufacturing Remneny, situated at Greenville in the town of Norwich, and principally or wholly owned by Wm.P. Greene and brother, was des- troyed by fire about noon on Thursday. Most of the goods in the building were saved. Factory and machine- Fy valued at $100,000—insured for $70,000.-- Courant. Snockixa.—We are told that a boy was decapitated this morning in the third municipality. He was crossing Fer- dinand street, when he was knocked down by the horses of aporter, or beer wagon, andthe whocls passing across his neck, completely severes it from the head. ‘The four legged and the two egzed brutes stopped not, but gallop- ed the faster.—N. O. isianian, June 9. Races at Farnereto.—Wednesday, proprietor’s purse, $200—two mile heats. ‘as won by Walden’s Pri: colt, beating M’Cargo’s Eutaw, and Vaxghan’s Henry Clay, in two heats. Time—lIst heat, 4m.; 2d, 4m 2s. Thursday, sop won the four mile race, beating Clay and Bengal, in two heats, in the lst of which Bengal was distanced. 'Time—$ 35; 8 62. Instruction and Amusement! {G- EXTRA NEW WORLD !—« Summer and Winter in the Pyrenees,” is the title of a new and valuable work Mrs. Ellis, well known as the captivating authoress of“ Family Secrets,” “Women of England,” “Daughters of England,” &c. It has just been published in England, in a volume of 300 pages. It is very pular, and has had a great run in Great Britain, and fe full of delightful scenery, manners and customs, adventures, historical in- cidents, and anecdotes of this hitherto unknown portion of Europe. The first American edition of this interesting work will be published on Tuesday, June 21, in an Extra Number of the New World, and will be sold at the low oe of 10 cents; 12 copies for $1, 28copies for $2, and 100 copies for $6. ’ Price in England, $2.50!!! Who can- not afford to read at this cheap rate ? SHERMAN’S LOZE. WATER PROOF—They had their match yesterday the fire that took place at the depot, 106 Nassau street. ‘This is the first time they have failed after curing multi- tudes of coughs, colds and headache. However, the Doc- tor don’t seem to mind it much, he has tco much enterprise to be so essily disheartened. Go you that are afflicted and see that you get cured by Sherman’s Lozenges. (G@- THE ANCIENTS, WHO PRETENDED TO be great connnoiseurs of beauty, were pleased with nar- row foreheads; red hair, and red brows that joined over the nose. Cut ladies of the present time, would feel in- clined to be out of humor with those who would praise them for such graces. Let those then, whose hair is of this description, or when it is prematurely falling out or turning gray, oe Oldridge's Balm of Columbia, preparcd by Comsiock & Co. 71 Maiden lane, New York, and se- cure to themselves.a head of hair which would suit the most fastidious. The genuine Balm, from Comstock, is for sale at Jacob Hay’s Drug store, York, Pa., and only at71 Maiden lane New York. FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE GARD! Notwithstanding the inclemency ‘of the past week, these baths have been visited by hundreds, who were not less gratified at the extent and comfort of the es- tablishment(magnificent as it is), than by the kind atten- tions of Mr. Thomas, to whom the citizens are deeply debted for its general arrangements, and inimitable man. agement. Q@ THE AMERICAN MUSEUM HAS BECOME the great centre of attraction in the city, so far as amuse. ments are concerned. Such an immense and almost end- less varicty of novelties as are put forth here for 25 cents, will always ensure full houses, and the neatness an? good order which reign throughout the establishment, induces the attendance of the most refined and fashionable classes. At night this place presents the most magnificent appear- ance. The performances this week are rare, as will be seen by the advertisement, and the balloon ascension from the garden on the topof the Museum, adds much to the host of attractions. THE SACRED CONCERTS AT THE NEW York Museum are os, every thing. Theone last Sun- day was most respectably filled, anda most delightful and refreshing one it was. Several of the most admit passages from the great masters were given with admirable feeling and effect. This mode of entertaining the public on Sun- day evening is very profitable and sheul meet with most ample encouragement, Miss Tay'or and Mrs. Rorenthall, (the charming vocalists,) Mr. Rosenthall, Shaw, Peter- chen, Kneas, Williams and Mr. Loder, will all appear. ramme. ‘To-morrow evening a host of talent are Yankee Hill, the unrivalled delineator of Yankee ities, Miss Taylor, Mrs, Watts, Mrs. Loder, Messre. Graham, Loder, Everard, Baker and Bruce will appear. r City Despate' 46 Witiiam Street. Paxcrrat, Orrice.—Letters deposited before half-past 8, half-past 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o’clock. Brancn Orricrs.—Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 2 clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Saturday, June 18—6 P. M. ‘The sales at the stock board have been moderate, and prices have given way in most cases, Delaware and Hud- son fell }; Harlem 1}; Indiana 5's rose 3; New Jevsey }, Canton }, Kentucky 6's 1 per cent. Many ridiculous rumors are afloat in relation to the city finances, the basis of which seems t» be the simple fact that the approaching payments due by the city may have to abide the decision of the court in relation to the results of the late election. Many large failures have taken place, some in the iron business, and mostly in the dry goods trade. One large firm, recently formed, has made a bad failure; one of the firm was connected with a large Liverpool cotton house that had a branch in Savannah, and which stopped last year. Losses on cotton shipments, the fall of goods, and the difficulty of procuring remittances, are among the Jeading causes assigned. The new gold mine lately discovered in Georgia, on the lands of the Hon. J. C. Cathoun, proves to be exceedingly prolific. The yield for 18 days was $6,027. The deily Product of the mine wasas follow: Datty Propver or Catnoun’s Mire. NGES ARE NOT FIRE OR in 6,331 The following is an official statement of the operations at the branch mint :— s; emext or Gorn Buttion Nt AT DAMLONEGA IN THE PARED WITH THE AMOUNT Rperiven AT tHe Baascn ONTH ounas ay Me a oom a2, O56 1st, eon at Increase, 20,017 10 Statement of Gorn Buition Recer Coined. 237 45.015 00 52,598 96 16,222 50 SAM. ROSSIGNOL, Superintendent and ‘Treasurer @A break has occurred in the Cano] three quarters of a mile west of Syracuse, which will obstruct the naviga- tion a few days. * ‘There are five dollar counterfeit bills of the Commercial Bank of Boston. The words “ State of Massachusetts,” were very ingeniously inserted at the top of the bill, and the word “ Boston,” was printed over the words “ five dol- lars,” and again underneath those words in the centre of the bill. It was printed on a New York plate, dated Jan. 10, 1840, and signed W. Adams, Cashier, H. H. Ellis, Presi- dent. ‘The state of the currency in Mobile is bad indeed, ang among the worst of its effects is the deterioration of the public morals, in relation to the fulfilment of contracts and the payments of debts, The banks of Alabama have Mooded that State with an immense quautity of their isredeemable promises. These things promised Instead of doing which thefpank that uttered them refuses, and has refused for five years to pay them at all in money, ani for exchange will take them only at the rate of 30 per sext discount. This the people have endured until the oppression becomes intolerable, and when the banks ofthe surrounding States have returned to specie paymexts, those of Alabama appoint delegates who meet in conver tion an’ resolve to check on the east et a premium, not to excee! ten per cent, to an amount that would reduce the circulation of the Alabama banks to a little over $1,400,000, That is, instead of paying their debts they have deliber- asely resolved to rob the public of ten per cent of that which is due them. At the date of the last return ofthese banks their circulation amounted to $7,099,929; the de- preciation was 10 per cent ; the depreciation is now 90 per cent—notwithstanding that the s is nearly all bor- row It might be fair to infer, ther , that the cireu- lation is now $15,000,000, but we will call it $19,600,000 "+ This the banks i It has fallen on the hands of the commu: involv- ing a loss to the publ cipled utterers of this poper now resolv cent discount for releeming the remainder, which dis count will amount to $1,000,000, which will come directly outof the pocket of the planters. This shameless and outrageous resolution is reported in different quarters as a great good conferred by the banks upon the people. The five banks of New Orleans having sustained them- selves, and those of Kentucky on the Ist inst., it becomes imperative for those of Tennessee to return to specie pay- ments on the Ist of July. Much doubt seems to exist as to their ability to do so, particularly the Union and the Plan, ters’ Bank. These two concerns, we believe, have made no return since October Jast, at which time they stood as follow, Convitiow or tHe Union Bank ov Tenn wens’ Bank or sh PSseR, AND THE Bills, Suspended Debt, Stocks, Due from banks, Real estate, bbery and expense, Bank notes, pectic, 4,053,714 4,118,315 2,637,404, 2,248,300 65,513 16,4382 521 7.100 Cireulasion, Deposites, $4,093,711 $4,110,315 This presents a weak condition,and from the rates of ex. change which have since ruled in Nashville, it may be supposed that the banksare in a much worse condition now than then. Let the test be promptly applied and the weak banks will be closed up. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $1,000 Kentucky 6's a5 s3 5 2,000 Kentucky 5s xty R 4,009 Iinois 6’s,1870 25 do Harlem RR ch 7,000 dodo 200 do do 2000do to nw U0 do . do ch 16,000 Indiana 5's 0 do do 3 1000 do do. 50 do do Todo = do 83 50 do do 43000 do do 100 do do 86 25 ehax Del & Hud 530 $0 do do bis 2% do do 869 io do ode ch % do do 90 do New Jer RR beo 6 do do 8% 50 do do 60 7% do do 83 $0 do do bao 2% do do ch » do do ch do do ch 55 do do 83 2% do do sis do. do Wee % do do ch 20 do Utea&S RR do saw 7 do Utica & Sch RR 2% do 23 do Am Ex ani 10 do Aub & Syra RR 10 do Ohio L &'T Co ¥ 25 do Canton Co 4 do Mohawa RR 560 45 do de 2% do do b6o 2% do 2% do do 834 2% do do bao 1 do do bd} 4 do do ch 2% do do boo % do do si0 2 Second Board, 25 shas Harlem 3 18% 100 do do a0 do do 2” 390 do do b8 30 do do 194 State of Trade. We can notice no large business in any branch of trade. The unfortunate position of the revenue laws is quite suf. ficent to paralyze the trade of any conntry. In Cotton TheJ marketj has been quiet. Shippers Tave purchased very little, being unwilling to subscribe to the terms of buyers, the demand having boen chiefly from manufactur- ers. Sales of the week—2350 Upland and Florida, 5} 9}; 900 Mobile, 6a ©}; 200 New Orleans, 6 a 9}.—Totai 3950. N jouthern Spirits of Turpentine is taken at 33c ; 1000 bbls new North county Turpentine for export at $2 75; 600 bbls were also disposed of at $2 62} cash, and 300 bbls Wilmington Rosin at $1 25 delivered. Coffee —1127 bags Rio Cottve were sold by auction at 7}a10c; 200 bags do sold previously at 8} a 10}, and 1602 bags do at Tt a7je, alld mos. | By private sale prices remain without alteration. 490 bags Cua sold at sf a9c; 850 dofRio 8a 10c; 450 do Laguayra 90.9}; 1000. do Porto Rico 9}: 150 do Old Java 11.4 11} ; $0do (green.) Philadelphia Cattle Market. Beef Cattle—650 head were at market, which sold at $5 to $6 25; 20 leftover. Cows and Calves—317 at market ; sales from $19 to 24 ; extra $27 to 33. Dry Cows $6 to 11. Springers $10 to 13. Hogs—470 at market, sales at $3« $4}, 100 left over. Sheep and Lambs—1520 at market, sales at $1 60 to $2 12}, extra Married. At Tallahassee, Florida, on the 7th instant, Mr. Wat. M. Maxwet, Esq., of T ee, to Miss Renneca F, wext, daughter of Capt. David Elwell, of Boston. Died, On the 18th instant, at 2 o'clock, Emma D. Conn daughter of Stacy B. Collins, aged 19 years. At the residence of his mother in Drum Ww, county of ote Ireland, on the 6th of Apri Grorar Corne, of aged 42 years. Castleton, Richmond county, Summer M Arrangement, wArrives. Closes. Great South ae 3reM. 7M A.M. 2 Mm. Og PM Shem. TM a Me Ne i Warm 3G Pe i State, North and West of Al- bany—that partof the State of Vermont lying on the West side of the Green untains—all Canada, the whole of his ¢ four counties in Penn- rt of Ohio lying on Jgernt to the shores of Evie, and the ‘erritories of Iowa and Wisconsin--+» G4.M. 34g re Me An extra North Mail, daily, except’ Sun- days: see sce 6PM 6 AM The ‘ay-Mail to Albany, inelading 6 AM all the prineipal towns on the Hudson $6 & River---.-- +++ es 3g Pe Me 3M rem 6 AM Yonkers and daily, except 5 am The Mail yi and Bedford, to cept Sunday 6 AM A.M. & MPM. AM. offices on the ide_of the Hudson River, beews this and Albany, Monday, Wednesdi and Friday Oe eee vee eerieee The Way-Mail on the West Hindson River, to. Allan Wednesday, and Friday . tears ‘The Mails on Long Island are closed as follows On the North side, Tuesday and Friday . A. ‘On the $n side, Monday, Wi and Friday a” On the Middle ny «* . » jo mat dail ‘ g ine, i ve, a it y ‘She Great E Saturday evenings at 9 o'clock, and for dey morning by land, ‘Time ‘of arrival o'clock. ded at. o'clock Sane Sunday evening, 9 " Passengers Arrived. » Emerald—Frederick W ‘Thayer, of Bos: ew Yorks Alfred Bajne 1 5 dolph, J hi Lf ichards, Naniz; Louis P Massard, Ri Hes; Miss MeBernard and servant, Ry i Mise, Brown, Mrs Elizabeth Gul. "R Ewing, F J Tasar, B Hagents a ker, M Solrino, i tira—Mes Bull, two chilisen and sery't Rev NH Griffioand lady; © B lammond and VW ty vO Water Clearm: Coles, HG Bost W Kindon, J Debo, N Heb pare we St Mann: Mra Cadwell and ; iad childs AG y, Paes tent! Sk way, J P Smith, CA eee Ellen—Mr Bowden, Mr Tiller, Win == Fereign Importations. Maxtut.a—Ship Morea—t ease sears 2 by trae aan ara ep 5 io cow Tease segars 3 bxs I bale mdse to orders “yan Havas Ship Emerald—i3 ions oeschigk & Wisendonck—# Ki Be) minn—? repechen & co 10 © son—7 J R & H Mahler—2 V x & Lai SBC Douche 5 E Reape td ‘Rogers, Lar err Keese—14 W & J domes! Goodhue & co—3 KR jaighe co=t A Rolker—2 Benkard & Hatton) Becar, Beayanin co—7 Wieht & Saye —1 F Heuncquin—1 Beni & Stoddird, Boston—1 Schmidt & Andres onmg, Smith & comt Fe Bo 2 L Delmorte=t W if Jorstivann & co—31 Be 1 Wiener J Bran de Ia Row &eom5 J Ril edly jr & tunis Boe nd & Momin—3 2000 oe 1-25 Morlot & Sehe fie: — C Kayser—2! Boiscean & Ruseh—t Hohl & T Horstmann &co~5 E Biedler—2 He Esche T A Jaffray & co—7 D Hadden & s« 7 R 1 he ton=3 H Hilyer—i3 Wright, Sturges & Shaw—5 Berri & ‘Reese Aspinwall— —o R Hoge eat & CO —2Ww 5 sur-2J B&G i TEVA SAM White G Vom Baur—2 J B & GB English larnds &com1 FB I—15C ie Home & ca, Phila—21 L Ma Xco-.0 Svies, Christ & com6 J HA & Shuile:—5 Boisceau & Rusch—i Goldschmidt & com1 E. Decoppe' Meeke & Plattem3 J.C Erne: c 7 Lane, Lamson & co—té Benkard & Hutton—s Dal Mo R Based &D a en & com! Hiot Doly sundry pkgs to order, 298 W Moor—7 bbls order. #UN Rr LF Brit woth salt, to Reavy Brit i master. Ay PORT OF tomaster, ih inst. 1 naval store Arr Jas Brig'ithn, for Cowe One bi bone Somerset, 3 wha: B.1 Foi to-morrow. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s News Rooms, ia the ALACHTCOLA—Bi MARITIME “Yo Ship Masters, it W YOR Ai, Howe, fre Je "oth in'e, , of Newburyport, Jhas Been to the westwiar oth ward and Di V ish bork Northun steer Br s Alto: Aun, Howl tke, V i int Beli fe bid Tae Ss. —30 G Meyer & son renfeld!—60 Diederichs &eo—3 J De Ru, ‘days from Dablin, mb DG&D iltiams & co, do— illaré—i7 Schuchartt, Ferre & co oy HERALD. captains of K, JUNE 19, 1822. sae “ink Oden, Co; 3) days fio) of Mont Hoth i te Tat am, hence susar, t “Himburg; PR. with sugar, » With cotton, British tark Joha hi Odays from Ponce, PR with 117 Lewis, Lett big —=, Ravulall nan, Nosfotk, 2 days, the ouly ner. Tavs from Sw ro, NC. wich er & Whitmarsh, Below. Wind W. Marine Correspondence. 1, from St Helens, 2000 Spoke Feb 16, Zamilto, 2, Peru St Holt May NB. 2090, d 7 elta, do, tw zerre Orric nilon, Jane 17 , 100 sper, i wl bbls o . 1700, do, 1199, on a cimise; Bayar bh. General Reeord. n Livenroo' Tl packet # Exchange. tersbure, Ju Sea Bird, 2”. poleou, from Havana for Boston, June 10th, lat 29 25, lor A Bull of Nant. who died on board J days, Spoke all well. Heard 450 bbls, A Jon 19 40 Ey, yok June 16, off Cape Cod, Thos Perki Ja, Feb 20, Singapore March 3—and was urde England, Waite, will sy Whatemen, letger from Capt Mick: of th traits of Allass, Jan 18, 18 1734 mos out. Had lost the © 29, Clifford Wa: from in Sopi, You letter from Lewi he Averick, of NB. dates 42, reports her with 1250 it offs 1842, after a si Buy of $0 yne, FH. 9 mos out, 70 bbls ung Phenix, NB. 9'inos out, NB. reports her March 10, | eh 60 bile sp—all welt nt 38 30 8, en, Jane 10, lat 31, fon 61, bus, New London, 310 Spoken. of Salem, from ‘Yo Manit- edt NYorke W Stevens, from N York for Hamburg, June 14, lat 40 arles Carroll ne 7, 1 at 31 40, lon 79 30 9 days from Alexandria for Demarara, June 5, lat 29 of Boston, 4 days from Matanzas for St Pe from Baltimore for Trinidad, Jone 13, lat 32 30, lon 79.50. Motto, from Havana for Boston, off Pan of Matanzas. Industry, from St Croix for New baven, June 17. Foreign Ports, the ‘enan Monraeat, June —Arr Leven Lass, Glassow; Un Leith. (ld Prince of Wales, Liverpool; Airey, do; Canada, & Avollo, Dunde: Bord. Mayacvez, June 7—In port, Panchita, 6 ds; Nahmakanta, NYork, 4 or 5; Porto cargo. + Bordecux, for Boston, joston; Motto, do; Dela- ind in, Prince de Joinville, ton. 0, Of Boston, for Cowes 3 Casket, for Bristol, Newburyport, 5 or 60, for Boston, wig Sixcarons., March 3—{n port, Louvre, from Maulmein and ANILLA, Paul, Salem, 1 Eastroat, June. §—Arr Pocasset, Philadelphia; Sachem, NYork. “Sld 1ith, Texan, Newark, Wisk 12th, Olive, Hi k Frarxronr, June 13—Arr B Po! de Grace Grand Island, New Yor Orleans; ld Frablel Pandora, d Colony,’ do} scilles. Boston for New York; for Batavia, 6 ds, Feb 20—In port, Bely idere, for Boston, 8 days; St 0 or 15—only American vessels. United States Ports. favre de Grace, Mi RTLAND, June 16—Arr Cloth, Oxford, Purks Island: Susan. Newavrveonrt, June i6—Arr Alg Gtow re 13-Arr Patestit ER, June 17; Elizabeth, Havan: *hampion, Victor, York. Tanraviin Cove, June 13—Arr Renown, Oscar, and Mail. ew do for mond; Token, itncket for a He John, Albany. Che Joseph Brow: Bay this morning, and probably June 18—~Arr De M Mar, ment on the last 1. AMES ALEXANDER corner of ART NER: TH A fastening to jadies? shawls, cloak United States and in Europe, for sie, w CARY & CO,, 196 Poarl ageet, New . {gat the mantfactory, 146 Jay street, Brooklyn. ‘Thread and needle stores, and i plied ou liberal terms. fi q ‘ompeer, Fall Ri Md Acheah D, | Wasirentom, N Orion, N Yorks Washi Cuancestox, June 5—Cld Savanna Sonct, Boston. ine Vi~Arr Florida in to Lang pos emgrea ton, Cld 1th, Caster, F Anaconda, June Are ¢ St. Mar A " June o—~Cld Mi a Momasron, June 12—Arr Lustwis,, Zealand, and Eliza, New York; Frances P Beck, Baltimore; Georges, Barn, June 19—Arr Ade » Fre “Arr Carthage, Calcinttay Brilliant, do fe NYork for Bangor. looper, Boston: Philadelpl Delaware, All Tadiana, doz ; Henry, NBedfore ane J¢—Cid Henry Shelton, Havre; 17th, O' fic, NYon Esther Eliza, nique, : ‘Tom Pain ae dericksburg. Willian, Havre Phitndelphia; Mere ied, Marcia Cleavi FA bark and 2 ds Old » Arr 16th, Gleaner, Mar CW ston, Ni tmberland, NS. for NYorks ath; Ninetta, 'n, from Baltimor y went into Fall espeth, May Iban’ mY} I Repub! ey Boston; fladison; port. ‘oremeuth, Sid J , Attakapos for Portsmouth, lore, Boston; 9th, Hiri, 1th, loth, Eliza Maria, 1th, Bliza Vvidence JH Allen N¥ork, N York. -% Boston; Willow, NVerk York, ‘t—-Sld Caroling E: Platt, NVork: Man- , Providence; NYork. ‘Arr Emporiam, Boston. Sid New Eng Senat onter, June 0—Cld Portsmouth, Liverpool; Blake, do: ay Emer, Hartford. New Jarengo, Havi jusan Drew, PORTUGUESE FEMALI s. ESE f toh ils, from Portugal, a We perce ountry. See advert x ue to import nest Berthand, in th Jers athe Son Ni SHIP DISSOLL ven that Edward Wuille Berthoud & Wi d recei f New Eg i via Volunvarily wi He, om the 15th inst ive all monies and settle bscriber w4il contin« and otner goods, under the firm of Er- York No. & Fine s:. RNEST BERTHOUD. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBL wish to econar 205 1} EW and importsat article f ayy large aw wing of IC. can obtain Clothing of the best Canal street, one from which Ch manner at very SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN. ot use inthe unrsery » Ke. patented jets in fancy articl a J OTICE | Ne THE PRESIDENT O¥ THE UNITED STATES. A BY? Mesumee Kir gapelaions of Lventy ae and coe SALES. : : ___ AUCTION __ AMUSEMENTS. awa ti!» zas - of August, 1801, 1, JOHN TYLE TY THOMAS PELL. ym MISLO'S GARDEN, ited ‘by declare and ‘Stores Nos. 29 Ann ond 11s Fulton street.) O-EXTR SORDIN RY, public: ATTRACTION..29 State of Oly ING, Ji 20. C' VENIN june 20. ‘ce st commence exactly at 8 o'clock wi A GRAND OVERTURE. wh Af REVOLVING STATUES! Famil) UNDAY F y. The evening perk esate rooms. itinnation== Will furniture of all MO} DA disposal of ofsixand ¢ Maumee river, Mection of paint =. North of the base line and east of the myerid : bee eee. _Fractioual sections one and two, in township fi Ar ug onhURQDAY. Tobe follow:d hy” ns one, eleven, t¥ ns twenty sfonr, D welty, Wells, twentyes menade and ction tiintyestx, im toy tions four, five vine, mau hist in fractional township riety. time, the stock of a merchant tailor. I ALE OF RAIL KOAD LOAN hia Exchonge : B z the sixteenth section of i Orchesisa ies Deen secured. Ps conetude with GODENSKL. twenty-two, thirty-two, ap seven ob same time aud p Mantter des Reserves, and whic by wh ndale. Mr E Woolf. ay stipttations with the ely ceded, ave to be sold t ectiv for their 4 N in. ik THEAT! d h ta oe PARK THEATRE, t Ocquanoxas PHILADELPHIA MONDAY, RVENING—The performances eon wit ecie gy BY WOLBERT & 1 THE FAIRY AND THE PRINCE. joCRe Philadelphia fi tion Mai y Md’lle Fanny Elssler ‘ sout| w Pri Marti s Reservation, in township | tinpo;ted Lmproved Durwam Short Horne-—Mr ts stock OME AGAIN, at Martin me"“ON FRIDAY, JULY Ist, LENSKA. by ‘Mlle Fanny Elsaler 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at Powelton, on the west side of | Doors open at seven perience wal coeeanay Elssl rket st, Bride, past seaon, en in townships five and six, in the Wapauzh- a Durham, Share Hom Cows, opti se this coun jon t, 50 cents—Gallery, 25 cents, ve, of ranges six and seven, HATHAM THEA’ ° the Lewistown Resery MONDAY EVENING—T mauee commences with ITALIA) jelSeod toiylr— = BUYERS.—WASHL ctien si seven of ran NO@ICE TO F TON MEEKS, in township: RN Also, at the san 0. 315 Broadway, next the Hospi Bianca, ceephine Cli akete would draw the attention of the public that he will sell pl Roqmsladimiiet ort iee f did Cabinet Furniture at 10 per cent, less than th NATTY NA of work is uow selling at the anctions—cons Capt Perry w s, | Natty Nol Hield A Couches, covered ii t colored plushes, satin, | bo i open in future ata quarter past 7 o'clock, and the ‘The sale will! s, (unless the Lands | 4nd hair cloth. of the latest Will rise at 8 o'clock panctually are sooner dis 1 no private emries | Also, an additienal oe of perice hand furniture, 1 Dress circle, 50 ceats—Boxes, 25—Pit, 124¢—Private Boxes, $6 admitted unt soda fountain, 2 tun RAILROAD NOTICE, MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE, e. BR aS = ms a HE NEW JERSEY 1 TT! SEY Railroad and pany shed a Freight I York, which they HILL'S NEW YORK MUSEUR, (Formerly known as Peale’s,) want omosite the City Halt Mis Watts, of dl wee tthe City of Washington, this twenty- y, anno Domini, 191: JOUN TYLER. 262 Broadway, . E HILL AND THE OLYMPIC COMPANY, (the Olympic Teatre. President : NOL M. Mi ORE, Mo Fells, ofthe Gismpte Theatre, er of the Gene Li Mr. Ba u tre. ns: seuanariad “Mr Everard, of de Olympe Theatre. Mr Bruce, the farunve comedhan, Mr G Graham ofthe Olympic Theatre, sud the accomplished vocalist Miss Taylor. MONDAY EVENING, and during the week, the talented and popular performers will ‘series of comic ct Saloon, NOTICE. Which have Brunswick and New uenthy, year a w Bronswick at 5 A.M, daily, (Sundays ex- ‘Ke. iu the Grand Pletorl drat ieee eatS aor of Liberty streed, New Yorks at 8 PM Pat uertormanes Taine raides ahs Ye ana merchants the above hive i very i YANKee HILL AT HOME, y and covap c With the Olympic Company —Lots of Fun, CLUBS AE ERT MPS, iladi- tor, Atlas, and Grahan. zyotian Mummy, Elece ecimens of the whole fe that said: adverti t1 had no reason to belie Mr. Clirehagh to by said adverti tnd more grticularhy to Drovers aud ck, who can have 150 head of eattle convey jew Brunswick New York, the same day quired, for the transportat s, &e. and all other Dealers in Live Btoe morama, Quadriapeds, and. 5 BARRY, 146 Broadway. E19 3 [NG PAPER. of cattle, horses, mules, of merchandise are very obe. Performance at half-past 8 o'clock. a le Sacred Concert every Sunday Evening, under the direction of Mr. G. Audis js not subject to any extra Thig paper, which brs ber of persons, is Wa rant. i vd at hall | np a large storehouse at New nz the Raiload Depot, which will always sare N MUSE ED} the rec of me: 4 rhe: - 3 "REET Heald by, is purchasing thee tickets at the ticket offices, will R_OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET — JER Mon VERY DAY AND WEEK ‘mencing on Monday, June 1d, Scotch Plains, Bo Day visiters admitted the by the above lines, and deli P. MAES IGNOR pi Z. HIGHLY IMPORT hi it Hail he great © NbdUSTRE been taught by Mr. G. » he harnessed to h they will draw with as mu h horse. BALOUN the Museum TEAMBOAT m SOPLE’S LINE FOR ALBANY At seven o'clock, P. er between Courtland?’ an verty siteets, ‘The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. P. eaves Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons, ERICA, Capt. L. W. Brai Satuiday afternoons, at of tax, i m falling off a Mars. who 62 Broadway, and sold in + in the dancer. Splendid r CHINE, nt state rooms, and inevery respectarcu surpassed amon: | other refeshinents. vile Hudson River steamers. will be di by an inters at will play a va Gliss Blowing; Grand Cosmorama, passage oF freight, apply oa board, or to For passage or freight, apply on boar or SCHULTZ, At the office on the wal 009 curiosities. i} at all time A a trace to the whole 25 cents—children half price. RCH STREET THEATRE, in Philadelphia—To Let . the Arch Street Theatre for the seasons OF 1b and 3. Ap pis to P. M, Lafoureade, 100 Crowa street. Raprehente, w he SAML, BRAUSON, Secretary. 4-4 > e tips to th aS eee Foe $59 REWARD leave va folawe- “MANN will play in Rochester, e anh ry th dnesday, 23d, 24th thy Sparta, 2uth, ) TRAVELLERS, and the the State of New ‘ork aud G-eva, 7,00 dist 0 Xeept intoxicating drinks, and Capt H ry. é ld.cap, Duchens, Sieyrot & Co. cs the pablie will endeavor to rendet these exeur |” Messrs. WELC Niiope and believe they ean pre. 2. half plate, hard tial, brass’ capy | tions worth’ of patron sent to the lovers of the noble science, Horsemanship, @ most 8, hort dial ne reward w recovery of th LIMBURG Geneva, or the de oF pact splendid Circus Company of Tiders, each a picked equestrian and a star war partient. ‘ The Graud Tent Saloon ts uew, spacious, and bughly accom housing and decorative tappings ae ich, Lovel, ery first order. ye FOR LIVERPOOL 3 of he Jine—The R RI : I Salas above, ant h dno Avscor't, Peek Sti s the best availabl ble the lovers of st. TO jeta 3st END HOSE PROD, Witt Ck f iad Cadwallader, su, Sohn Glenroy, wal ipo tray their beautifal om » ree horse acts of vperati ballet, aided. by the. four Misses Wells, the most talented interesting children in the Union. The astounding Italian Gyzanastic Scena of Mr. Risley and Gay tornskets his infant son, must electrify all who behold a series of such ensugeheal:h, by biood, and the body operation, for these invaluable ture, and are.not opnased, but horny with he BRANDRETH’S PILLS yer box, with dirccuons, at cent Poses of the four Hungarian Consi hionable and mnishing Equitation of of Ladies, hi by the accomplished J ag Ansher Be G. boee witaye ix Acrobat, Mr, @. f ries Aprohats td Wiccoasves the igi ‘Eie Gret_Comie Singer of the Day, Mr. Dickinson, will oc- casionally ce a series of the Vat assist na 1° for eabin, second cabin ant um to be far superior to any eC steerage passengers, are well kné other. For terms of passage, apply on board, foot of Beekman street, orto are sold at 25 the following places in New Yo = DR, BRANDRETH'S PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 211 Broadway. pat_popular songs—t Bowery Office, 271 Bowery. ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., great Bast Ind by Mr. Jennings. 1495 Hudson street, aud 175 Second street. 35 Fulton st. next door to the Kulton B. Most saperalativs Egyptian Pyramidieal Vaulting by a fully BE REMEMBEKED— ‘ N. B.—Persons sending to tie old f fi taluted troupe=single horse acts of dash and dare, by Mr That there must be npon each box threw sizuatures, thus: | ean ‘have them brouzht ont in the E: Howard. wl i three signa; ERANDRETH, M.D. the 7th Auzust, ‘Twenty performers will recr@ent Grand Historical Cavat And ial dees, thus + sail seats, with tne beautiful stud of Horses BENJAMIN BRANDRETH. we, sailing from cace Pageants, with tm al stu ses. the most excel "And in accordance with leat and voyuer cimens of Negro. Song and. Dance," that gronareh of Hee and Tow the marae doh Sinith, aided heeled Tommy C: i Bary ‘ Chesut,and the Prine of Pagauauies, 1 Hofftwann FIREWORKS, CRACKERS. &C. FOURTH JULY, 1849. full of small printing done in red ink els nearly three hundred impressions of JeI9 ite SALE. st Liverpool Orral Coal, afloat, on application to GLOVER & MeMURRAY, 100'Pine st, jelgr ti sah LIMAX SALOON —We would call the attention of the imax, where a man gets public to the Bill of Fare of the CI money than at any other establishment in the city— ms of passace apply as above. “FOR LIVE i sviling Bri ly expected Ship—The R, Coy hshit, CHESTE, from Liverpool, will Ny te , BROTHERS & CO,, 35 Fultonst, Next door to the Fulton Buk. SHING EXCURSIONS. y AN fod i that is, he gets as good fare and the most comfortable room, Lig isha Sosy dg OUNTRY and erty dealers in fireworks, will find it to their Poa ST ballesscar sins tee cathe Grae kot Nig aaa acta ds Bencpmeied | C palace res mie trae torment sae oF the pool | (before you by the experienced hast | Hew,And complete setts of Fishing Apparatus, including Lines, | Chatham suet, CA laree ancatine Cece Chena iahrme nt Of the eotablishine set pefore you hy the experienced host | Cooking Utensils, &c. of the first order. menaver ihe sign of the WO Baabesthiy cates oekinld be Fo niga ONE WHO HAS TRIE! Steamboats, sailing vessels, cooks, and tenders, of the first aan v. Etat eae Ea a ONE WHO HAS TRIED IT. | cass, always in readiness, and will be furnished to parties on CITY BOWLING SALOON, 12 Broad way.—Pri the most rensonable terms. ; FIREWORKS duced.—This ol established place of arn His friends and the putlic are informed that he con tol |" ere Grahias 5 th secommodate crmanent Uoarders and transient company: f) fad fORKS—The subscriber offers to the public, the 4, Cornhil 0 jay 2. eh Owe est. and most genes sortment 0 1 “ 4. ene + Which he will sell on the most reasonabl in er hour or twe FOR LIVERPOOL—(British Vorsel}—The well | inesehunte, dealats, and venders in general, are ‘To the old patrons nothing need he Ino wn fas sailing Bensh Re er re | fore purchising elsewhere, 09 and examine bi ks soid, but strangers visiting the city are invited to call and satist ohn Do» expected ave im- p : 4 thitherlves. ee jeld 3te0 espatch for the above port. _iett tiyt*r 116 Chathamn st, comer of ; Ki i ‘apply to ‘or fieight &e., apply tg oc 35 Falto FOR LONDON—Packet of the 20th Jus e | aplendit. fast sailing regular packet shy QUEBEC, | apt. Helard, will sail’ as. above, her resufar day he accommodations of this ship for cabin, second cabin, Tied by any’ packet in. ports ould make im- Fish’s. FASHIONABLE SUMMER HATS. DO FISH would respectfully eal! the att -asexpn a FIREWORKS. hand th street, have on sigh in "5 cole phy Ay 3 iipatictare pie ee Qn te ne rv mes meld uate. Also, a large su bittons, at laboratory prices. FIREWORKS SELLING OF CHEAP, AT 60 MAIDEN LANE, UP STARS a jel2 tjya*r FIREWORKS. ¢ e trojuced this season as the summer standard, neat, grace: ique in its style, and alforded at the e eal price of 3 qualities, offered at . Also his splendid first quali n duly sepeegiaiet by ex ever offered to the pub- are not exer! 1s of securing berths GLOVER & McMURRAY, Pine st, comer of South. hing to send for their Triend ave them brought out by the ab ine, by applying as above, ( and steeraze passens Theroto mediate application to ¥ from his father, on the 0th of May, a boy, six old, named Thomas Cassidy. Had on when lett midabout and pants ight sandy hate has small ERVOOL. | permits ow | ud wore : will please send il goods not permitted in five amu a hellors when be lane tore ie” | TPE, most extonsive, varied and brilliant exhibitional Free act of Nassau and brid ET SHIP ROSCIUS—Conaizmees hy. tis ship wilt | ufactured i this or any other conntey, are : slesoe send. the dy at Orleans whart, foo elivery, on the lowes , WECE & HALL lave veomoved SW AU peeks en peabieed Id lve days ik ne mittees and parties for the celebration of the 4th of Jul Jersey City SAAC EDGE, Jr, blo’ Gardens Go Maiden Lane? 1g¢ Chatham With immediate attention, aud goods delivered ity free ofexpense, | 12 FIREWORKS. FOURTH TL WORKS—New York ont street, C wool warehouse to No, 26 Pine sti House, where they offer for sale, on terms— 30,000 Ibs American Fleece Wool, regularly graded. 500 bales. con i all qualities of coarse and’ middling quality foreign wool. "ba 4 . Saxony and Spanish Sheep and Lamb's United States seeitiomhann | Orders os he most accommodating ISVILLE FROM left at 3 rit BR, © me jel TIC M1 persons #re hereby notified not to cust any of the erew of the British ship Chester, from Liverpo debts of their coutracting will he oid’ by the captain or cone HE, BROTHERS & CO. 25 Fu Next door to the F ER, Ca * f Jock. var | © the cavin passengers from White Hall, | Jock, PM. The Leteer Bags will close | 9) bales superi Wool, for hatters ba bale: iT ings and listings, headings ind i ings. ship RUSS: Moxdlay, 200 boat Hercules will t at half past el ven o LL GLOV vat 12 « P ver 2 , Octrgoons, Trians! to establish a ce of the subscribers the same Si Stars, Maroo proper to earry their pry i NOBETTERGIe« to fin heels, Torbillions, Viseons, Tor: Boots and Sines che design is to publish a polities! newspaper, the confidence of the public, both as an inde- and e not sure that in New York these is any chers, Double headers, Fiveersckers, Cane {political measures and men... ‘They hope by | Wace so good 0 Clinton Boot and $! oe Market,201 Canal i tepicalea nd fearlessness, t all the favor that | street, north eat corver ot Hudson street. “Those who have te request cried Appear to b d that this in a fact ag i an not have tried our bor m thet 4 ill find it to their advantage to mane the fri poh mong dem materials havin be A. KNOX & € t with the utmost care jel tos wintry mere! pplied by the package or “NEW PATTERN APPARA DAt TU RTAULT & CO, 168%§ Falter but they 1H pledg DHE OPENING OF pat ul church. Jace wegrved pet packet ship Aras toma, ’ ‘nl offer for sale at low prices, 200 Freneh plates: large stu limited schemes of poliey, but in the fulness of . > 6 half; 25 complete Daxnerreotype at rat y anid etromgth will tnbor forthe broad laareets of CLIREHUGH’S tepetetla Neteecumade’ ar Fool ey Kiros eof soda Uiitorial control of the paper will be placed inthe hands | GRAND GALLERY OF FASHION FOR | yon Who for the last four years has been associated in bromine rai he Rot Yk Prenton erat! | HATR CUTTING & CURLING, | titi hich es ee? WIGS, SCALPS, &C. Will take place on Saturday, 18th instant. ~~ PERSSE & BROOKS, | | The A po = eS: = 2. New York, is bey mante and favorite ensure its fe the x news, Political, Litera The proceedings of the Feder! PAPER WAREHOUSE, Wendy nd San y ieclitetens Raat NO. 61 LIBERTY STREET, Percent enevolent Societies, Soelat and K: NEW YORK, be given as fully, A Chi ferry boat rive to € Me. WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW—"h PILLS AND Watehe ‘aud silver pencile, tail, low ¥ other nace in the l he Morning Post will be issued every me as tow as 25 10 30 dollars exch, Jui m the office so, 21 tat T ederbought. AlLY ora Shilling © wel i, sit isthe des pr te money inj wed Ofer bets the pabligas edecirdbte savdke bysoe ate tec reties lathes, Oe CTAT, srided of a greater Mute of Re theviig a aden ble medium porter of Watchesand Jewelry, wholesale and retat. for those comploints than tise, will address thei ba the quality of the in~ Jel? 3u%F MONMOUTH BANK, N. J. neoenre and pharma: they ere fumons onfinsry tows of the Hver, and i wilh $1000 O80 sori oF Dy Good in exchange for stock in a first rate fnwuce that makes regular dividents semicanually, of 1105 pe ‘The avove is a frst rate chanee for an investment. “All come m LE potes of tha Mogmonth Baal, signed by. iB J, Batiwey nications strictly couliiential—addreas “ W." box 133 wore An . oH dee pust office eli atr _foteuts pas TH AMBOY 8 MANUFAC f So TNE WA ‘SD Phe mbscriber hes on hand, and offers for sale at low peters, a general assortment of Stone and Barthen Ware, Portable Furnaces, Flower Pots, er Bricks, &c, Drvesicts and ehemich ware made 1 ordgt, D. ; Treland and Seot- amount, pay je and 130 Broadway. BYUEACHING POWDER—29 eusks of Bris euperior Bleaching Powder, forante by PERSSE & BROOKS, No. 61 Liberty street. ty) CARTMEN=The cartman who took two. vs, linet with copper, from the whart of Peek sli, or Swarday lost, is requested to call at 199 M: ums ot £5, £10, c1Sand £29, to For sole by ti8 om potientay Mireas to the fret, am! no Recte ‘apie ane spool Orrel Goal WILLIAM B LK & MeMURRAY, he arw: Wud F Jet lw jole tna et [MISH BLACK on Sil and Mex cap Doubloora pri a " ) =D by aay of the crew OF Dnitesh Marble, (ne evtite cary Hand Mex ean Doubloor ear the ’ NOUS ariel i ot eee gt Bulut) © Barter 22 Wall st, and 190 Broadway. jel jele